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tahnik
7y

You motherfucker ISP stop throttling my Ubuntu torrent you cunt

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  • 0
    Yeah, mine does that too :/
  • 2
    @Dacexi I normally use a VPN. But I just needed a Ubuntu ISO so I used torrent for that without VPN. Idiots are throttling it 😔
  • 2
    @tahnik This is the reason (although they don't throttle anything yet, luckily highly against the law here) that I literally ALWAYS use vpn! Even on my phone :)
  • 1
    @linuxxx phone vpn.... Netherlands has this too ? How do you achieve this ?
  • 2
    @sam9669 I use an OpenVPN android app and run a vpn server on one of my vps's haha!
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    @robzombie111 @linuxxx ohh I thought it was responsible by your network carrier, well, thanks for the tip, looking into apps right now
  • 4
    "All these damn illegal torrenters" - fucking dogshit ISP.
  • 0
    Excuse my ignorance, but why do you even need to download / host an Ubuntu torrent? Is there some advantage over just downloading it outright?
  • 0
    how do you know your being slowed down, it might've just been the speed of the seeders?
  • 1
    @kvsjxd doesn't help unfortunately

    @mclark1129 It's kind of supporting them by seeding for a while. Servers are expensive for them

    @Kryptic0 Speed ramped to 15mbps and in the next second it came down to around 5. It's easy to understand.
  • 0
    @tahnik that can happens somethings with torrents its peer to peer you cant always rely on the computers maintainting a certain speed.
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    @Kryptic0 I got full speed once I started to use VPN
  • 0
    Why not just download direct, they give http links for a reason.
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    @RTRMS It's one way to support them. See my previous comment
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    @mclark1129 on shitry/slow connections large .iso downloads have a chance to commit suicide, whereas with torrent you can resume the download without losing progress
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    @oscarascal not when using a decent download manager.
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    @RTRMS My download manager is transmission (or Tixati on Windows)
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    @tahnik ++ for helping keep the server costs lower where you can.

    I've torrented distros before because they sometimes just can't keep the infrastructure up.
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